He studied abroad.

She is living abroad.

I study abroad.

My dream is to study abroad.

I want to study abroad.

Northern Cyprus Turkcell also operates overseas.

My sat nav doesn't work abroad.

I have an account outside the country.

Our products sell well overseas.

So, while the additional liquidity injected into the financial system by the Fed may have prevented a meltdown, it won t stimulate much consumption or investment.

Instead, much of it will find its way abroad.

Photo by Democratic Union of Gambians Abroad (DUGA).

... And yet it was possible to allow this not to happen.

Shareholders were concerned about the company's swift expansion overseas.

I talked with my parents about my studying abroad.

Tom told me that he was planning to study abroad.

Twentieth Century Fox handled the foreign distribution of the film.

But the first test of Obama s foreign leadership disappointed many Arabs.

The latest buzzword in the globalization debate is outsourcing.

That is still true, both at home and abroad.

That is still true, both at home and abroad.

What is the role of this Russophone Syrian community in Russia and abroad?

The film was controversial in France but praised in other countries.

American exceptionalism may sell well at home, but it does poorly abroad.

That, you know, we're not sufficiently surgical in our retaliation leads to more hatred abroad, more terrorism.

There is also the option of using domestic saving to boost foreign investments.

In China, Mao was considered a master calligrapher during his lifetime.

Many students learned physics from these books, in the Soviet Union and abroad.

Japan limits its state investments overseas to bonds, mostly those issued by the US. Until recently, China, which holds foreign currency reserves of more than 1.2 trillion (the world s largest), followed this policy, too.

Diminished expectations abroad should not lead India to lower its ambitions.

Japan limits its state investments overseas to bonds, mostly those issued by the US.

The circumstances of his death received extensive coverage both in Russia (RUS) and abroad (ENG).

It's happened in Japan again and again, and is quite common overseas as well.

Some accused the students of lazying around abroad at the public's expense

The restaurant is an obvious location for an authentic toi (a big collective celebration in Turkic languages) abroad.

One day while I was out of the house, he began making arrangements to go work overseas.

He d heard of other young Africans who went to school abroad and were returning to the Continent.

I know many Americans at home and abroad are also feeling this way.

The album nonetheless sold three times as many copies overseas.

Our diplomacy is also focused on protecting the well being of the roughly ten million Filipinos working overseas.

Once again, Obama found himself stymied abroad because of political paralysis at home.

And Cubans ability to communicate with friends and family abroad will likely increase too.

It's slang for rich, young Chinese who flout their devotion to communism abroad. saying, It is a shame to be Chinese .

The age of the Varangians came and went, but some Russians today are still looking abroad for another savior.

Its first performance outside Russia was in Hamburg on 3 January 1893, with Gustav Mahler conducting.